I like the unabashed wordiness of their argument, as the demands of duty are wrestled with, at length.
Convincing mathematicians that problems in the life sciences provide a challenge when the marriage between the physical sciences and mathematics has a long lineage is a dilemma currently being wrestled with at many different levels, undergraduate, postgraduate, and research council.
All these downsides make the Web un-kosher, and for a community steeped in piety and tradition – one in which television is already mostly prohibited the internet is clearly a force to be wrestled with, or at least to kvetch about.
It has to be wrestled with.
I knew it would keep her attention long enough for me to make some progress on whatever task I was wrestling with at the time.
The issues I was wrestling with at that time in my life -- turning thirty, growing up, meeting my parents as adults, considering both legacy and destiny, questions of faith and science -- are the same that we see the characters struggle with in different ways.
These are the issues currently being wrestled with in Europe.
Grappling with grant applications at your desk is as central to scientific success as is wrestling with experimental conundrums at the bench.
But they are wrestling with many challenges at once.
The plaintiffs say they will continue their legal efforts, but whatever the outcome, the case has already captured the attention of mathematical economists, who are wrestling with a question at the heart of it: By making it difficult for students to negotiate the terms of employment, does the match program enable hospitals to underpay residents?
